The document outlines the timeline of important technologies in photography from 1889 to 2012, including Kodak roll film, the 35mm SLR camera, the Polaroid camera, color film, the digital camera, the first camera phone, and WiFi-enabled DSLRs. Each technology is described in terms of its year, creator, what made it popular, and how it affected photojournalism by making cameras smaller, photos easier to develop and transfer, and by allowing photos to be shared more quickly.

1. TECHNOLOGY TIMELINE
By Aaliyah Wright

2. KODAK ROLL FILM
http://library.ryerson.ca/asc/2014/07/the-
early-days-of-kodak-the-strategies-eastman-
used-to-form-his-legacy/
Image Source:

3.  Year Process: 1889
 What made the technology popular?:
 Created by: George Eastman
 How did this technology affect
photojournalists/photojournalism?:

4. RAISE CAMERA
 Image Source
 http://www.shootingfilm.
net/2013/04/the-
illustrated-timeline-of-
camera.html

5.  Year Process: 1900
 What made the technology popular?: Travel
Camera
 Created by: German Reise
 How did this technology affect
photojournalists/photojournalism?: The camera was
a travel camera that gave a good lighting, the
camera was also able to fold to put it in a bag or
some carrier.

6. 35 MM SLR CAMERA
 Image Source
 http://www.cameraherit
agemuseum.com/came
ras/

7.  Year Process: 1913/1914
 What made the technology popular?: The film could
be put into the camera and pictures to be taken
exactly to the film
 Created by: Oskar Barnack
 How did this technology affect
photojournalists/photojournalism?: The reasons it
changed photojournalism is because the camera
became smaller and lighter where the
photojournalist can carry it easier and the public
can use

8. POLAROID CAMERA
 Image Source:
 http://www.thehistoryblo
g.com/archives/6385

9.  Year Process: 1948
 What made the technology popular?: The camera
has processing paper , so when the picture is taken
it develops the picture onto the paper through a
chemical process.
 Created by: Edwin H Land
 How did this technology affect
photojournalists/photojournalism?:The photo was
developed as soon as the photographer was done
taking the picture.

10. COLOR FILM
 Image Source:
 https://en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/Color_photography

11.  Year Process: 1963
 What made the technology popular?: The pictures
were more in depth and the color gave life to the
photos.
 Created by:
 How did this technology affect
photojournalists/photojournalism?: The photos gave
new ideas to the photojournalists as in
advertisements and billboards. It attracted more
customers

12. DIGITAL CAMERA
 Image Source:
 http://www.practicalphot
ographytips.com/practic
alphotographytips/histor
y-of-digital-
photography.html

13.  Year Process: 1994
 What made the technology popular?: The photos
on the cameras were easy to transfer over
 Created by: Steven Sasson
 How did this technology affect
photojournalists/photojournalism?: The journalists
could look at their photos right after they took it and
with the wireless transmitters the photos could be
sent anywhere within a time frame of an hour.

14. FIRST CAMERA PHONE
 Image Source
 https://en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/Philippe_Kahn

15.  Year Process: 2000
 What made the technology popular?: The youth
and old population loved it. What was important
about it was they also got to video chat.
 Created by: Philipe Kahn
 How did this technology affect
photojournalists/photojournalism?: When it was
hard for the photojournalist to use the large
cameras they got to use their camera phone to their
advantage.

16. WIFI DSLR
 Image Source:
 http://petapixel.com/201
3/03/27/your-wi-fi-
enabled-dslr-could-be-
used-by-others-to-spy-
on-you/

17.  Year Process: 2012
 What made the technology popular?: The picture
can be sent right through the internet after the
camera is taken.
 Created by:
 How did this technology affect
photojournalists/photojournalism?: Photojournalists
took advantage of this camera because they had
big equipment to send a photo. Now they can move
wherever they want and whenever and send their
photos. Pictures can get out to the public quicker.